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While I can see why some people don't like Scooter's "Moves Like Jagger", everyone seems to be forgetting when at least a fifth of the musical numbers on TMS were topical, contemporary hits of the day. Heck, they did "Tomorrow" from Annie mere months after it came out on Broadway.

I'm assuming it's never been released ("Transportation" is the one) because of the music it uses in the "Tickle Me Land" spot (uses the Peanuts theme and "Chattanooga Choo-Choo"). I suppose they could've just cut it.

I use normal AdBlock (for Chrome) and I never have any issues with it, except for Hulu, but whatever. The rest of the Internet is fine.

I've decided to abstain from watching any more trailers/promos/what-have-you until the movie comes out. Not even gonna download the soundtrack until after I see it; last time I got the whole thing before seeing it/listened to the songs on MC Radio. Not this time. It's all gonna be a surprise.

Well, the animated stuff is all freelancers and aren't under as much scrutiny as the Muppet pieces when it comes to conception.

His old Spanish name was "La Rana Rene" before they made a word-wide unification for the last movie.

That's a misprint on both StichKingdom and Disney's part: there's no new character of that name, they meant to say "Kermit".

Hate to double post, but this was shown on the Disney Channel: It's got a couple of new clips.

ALL of television can't be ending; that'd be insane. TV has been such an institution for so long, it's not going to disappear like that. Things are certainly going online streaming, but TV's not going anywhere for a short while. Where would we watch sports? I'd rather not have to squint on an...

Wasn't it said somewhere a classic Muppet song would be covered in the movie? If the stuff with the tuxes and such is going to be the opening number, it seems like they'd be covering "Hey a Movie!", but called "Hey a Sequel!" or something like that.

First edit in M11: Walter's scream after he overhears the plans.

"Cabin Fever" wasn't shortened.

There haven't been, at least, during the breaks I was actually watching. I would wager there'd be one during the premiere of M11, since that's the point of the marathon.

Well, most of the edits were at the beginning; from what I could tell, I didn't notice anything cut from after Kermit's staff meeting. And I'm assuming the edits on MTM are the same as the Hub version; they cut the curtain call after Manhattan Melodies the same.

The edits on MTI are really starting to bother me. There have been callbacks to jokes that were cut, which makes no sense.

I just finished the portion about the Dark Crystal. I haven't seen it yet, and I don't really want to (but I'll do it eventually, for Jim), but it's really sad how much heart and soul he poured into that and the so-so response he got.

"Simon Says": http://www.sesamestreet.org/videos#media/video_5df4ebc4-629a-4131-a0e3-d49e5b023131 And yeah, I thought it was odd they left out Big Bird and Granny Bird from the episode. But, there were Honkers, who I love and they don't use much these days, even in the background. And the...

Part of the Disney thing was also he'd never have to worry about going to people like Grade for funding, which was always the hardest part for Jim.

So, new promo on Disney.com: http://video.disney.com/watch/new-years-sneak-peek-muppets-most-wanted-4eec9ca4ba2cf50b8d86c1fb?playlist=4eeca2d050050826cea8eb61 Some new clips, including a toiler humor joke I would rather see cut from the final product. But I really don't like this emphasis on...

I don't anything on there is supposed to be taken at face value. Except that rabbit one. Why did they even make it?